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Ships at Shields Harbor Mutiny Averted by Warship Aid
York March 26 400 sail of ships in Shields harbor resisted pay rises and refused sea service. Alderney sloop of war Capt Richards arrived with the Trinity barge causing panic. Ringleaders were arrested and sent to Newcastle. 247 men left for sea since.
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Shields
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Yarmouth
Strack
Newcastle
Sailed and Arrived Vessels From Portsmouth to Hamburgh and More
Maritime notices list ships sailing from the Motherbank including Adventure West from Manton to Hamburgh and Royal Charlotte Johnsos from Leghorn to Stangate Creeke. Also details arrivals at Dublin Waterford Cork and Newry with multiple vessels from New York Lisbon Philadelphia and Jamaica and other ports.
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Portsmouth
Motherbank
Adventure
West
Manton
Hamburgh
Royal Charlotte
Johnsos
Leghorn
Stangate
Friendship
Viler
Alicant
Cecelia
Brixey
Norden
Alice
Hare
Embden
Dublin
Elizabeth
Mary
Cowes
New York
Love
White
Lisbon
Carlife
Howard
Maryland
Waterford
Charlotte
Curtis
Philadelphia
Eling, Smith
Carolina
Cork
Essex
Naylor
St. Kitts
Britannia
Davis
Jamaica
Mary, Settle
Lancaster
Newry
Lilly, Noble
Virginia
Pitt
Packet
Leach
Marblehead
General Wolf
Bilboa
Isle of Wight
Hannah, Ackworth
Boston
Port of London inward coasting ships list 1797
A dated port manifest lists inbound vessels arriving at London on March 27 1797 from Dunbar and Newcastle. Names include Ann Lowry Ipswich Samuel and Mary Baxter Industry Moore Leigh Good Intent Higgs Paul Sally Gray Feversham Robert and Elizabeth Peake Feversham Lucas Bell Bennet John and Dorothy Corner William and Mary Graham Constant Friends Mallam Blythnook Dorothy's Increase Robertson Freemason Butcher Charming Sally Robinson Peggy Smith with several others and carriers.
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Dunbar
Ann
Lowry
Ipswich
Samuel
Mary
Baxter
Industry
Moore
Leigh
Good Intent
Higgs
Paul
Sally
Gray
Feversham
Robert
Elizabeth
Peake
Lucas
Liverpool
Bell
Bennet
Cc Olluiers
Newcastle
John
Dorothy
Corner
William
Graham
Mallam
Blythnook
Increase
Robertson
Butcher
Robinson
Sunderland
Peggy
Smith
London parliament turmoil and royal assent to contentious bills
Yesterday the king granted royal assent to various public and private bills including restraints on divorced persons, lunatics grants, and multiple paving, navigation, and shoe bills. A London scene followed with crowds, mob actions, and arrests as MPs, officers, and constables faced unrest around Westminster Palace Yard and the House of Commons.
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House of Peers
Welkminster
Wapping
Rosemary-lane
Oxford
Chesterfield
Southwark
Bedford
Duke of Ancaster
Lord Orford
Westminster
Lord Cadogan
General Carpenter
Hudson
House of Commons
Committee of Enquiry
Wedderburn
Wellboro Ellis
Commons
Fox
Parliament House
Alice
Charles Fox
Lord North
The Lady's Magazine and Entertaining Companion Item
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